_Dinornis parvus_ Owen, Trans. Zool. Soc. XI, pp. 233-256, pls. LI-LVII
(1883).
_Anomalopteryx didiformis_ Hutton, Trans. N.Z. Inst. XXIV, p. 123
(1892), part.
_A. parva_ Lydekker, t.c., p. 278.
This small form is confined to the Middle Island. The type, a skeleton in
almost complete condition, was dug up in a cave at Takaka, near Nelson, and
is now in the British Museum. A much less perfect skeleton is in my museum
at Tring.
Habitat: Middle Island, New Zealand.